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45 Cards in this Set

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eschew
(verb)
to avoid habitually, especially on moral or practical grounds
evasion
(noun)
the act of escapingor avoiding by cleverness or deciet; dodging. a means of evading
malinger
(verb)
to pretend to be ill or injured in order to avoid a duty or work
oblique
(adj)
indirect; not straightforward. devious, misleading, or dishonest
shirk
(verb)
to neglect, put off, or avoid dischargin
banal
(adj)
lacking freshness or originality
emulate
(verb)
to strive to equal or excel, especially through imitation
mimicry
(noun)
a close copying or imitation of the speech expression or gesture of another
platitude
(noun)
a trite remark or statement
prototype
(noun)
an original type, form or instance that serves as a model
recapitulate
(verb)
to repeat in concise form
redundant
(adj)
exceeding what is necessary or natural; repeating the same idea just in different words
rendition
(noun)
an interpretation of a musical score or dramatice piece
sham
(noun)
something false or empty that is supposed to be genuine
simulation
(noun)
the taking on of the appearance, form, or sound of something else
arboreal
(adj)
peratining to or resembling a tree
burgeon
(verb)
to put forth new buds, leaves, or branches
deciduous
(adj)
shedding or losing foliage at the end of the growing season
fauna
(noun)
animals collectively especially the animals of a particualr region
flora
(noun)
plants collectively, especially plants of a particular region
germination
(noun)
the process of beginning to grow or develop
horticultural
(adj)
relating to the science or art of cultivating fruits, vegetables, flowers, and plants
lichen
(noun)
any numerous plants consisting of a fungus in close combination with certain blue-green algea
sylvan
(adj)
abouding in trees; wooded
verdant
(adj)
green with vegetation
a cappella
(adj)
without musical accompaniment
aria
(noun)
an elaborate vocal piece singe by a single voice, as in an opera
cadence
(noun)
the balanced rhythnic flow or beat of poetry
crescendo
(noun)
a gradual increase, especially in the volume or intensity of a sound in a musical passage
dissonance
(noun)
a harsh or disagreeable combination of sounds; discord
libretto
(noun)
the text of an opera or other dramatic musical work
motif
(noun)
in a musical composition, a repeated significant phrase that identifies an idea or character
octave
(noun)
the musical interval of 8 full tones
sonata
(noun)
an instrumental musical composition, as for the piano, usually consisting of 3 or 4 movements
staccato
(adj)
in music cut short crisply disconnected
accountable
(adj)
required to answer for one's actions; responsible
commitment
(noun)
the state of being bound emotionally or intellectually to a person, group, or cause
default
(noun)
the failure to perform a task or fulfill an obligation, especially a financial obligation
feckless
(adj)
careless; irresponsible
incumbent
(adj)
imposed as an obligation or duty
liability
(noun)
the condition of being legally responsible
mandatory
(adj)
required; compulsory
negligence
(noun)
lack of proper care or attention; neglect
onerous
(adj)
troublesome; oppressice; burdensome
remiss
(adj)
lax in attending to duty